Annual Message To The General Assembly: January, 1861
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This message, delivered by Governor Thomas Overton Moore of Louisiana, provides a detailed look at the state of the state at the start of 1861. The message covers topics such as the economy, infrastructure, and security, as well as discussing the political landscape of the time. This is an essential primary source for anyone interested in Louisiana history during this era.
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